I'm trying to build a Solaris cluster on 2 T5220s with a shared RAID. When I run scinstall, the software automatically configures the network interfaces. I have 4 interfaces, e1000g0 - e1000g3. I want 0 and 1 to be the primary and failover public address, 2 and 3 to be the primary and failover private TEST address. I also have the public network separate from my private. What should my /etc/hostname.e1000gX files look like?
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Solaris Cluster IP setup
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Agree, ipmp will be the right thing to use (previously nafo was used in solaris 8). But if you want a single IP address to connect to the Active node you will have to do extra work by creating a resource which will failover the IP over the new active host (in case of switchover).
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Agree, ipmp will be the right thing to use (previously nafo was used in solaris 8). But if you want a single IP address to connect to the Active node you will have to do extra work by creating a resource which will failover the IP over the new active host (in case of switchover).
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